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Setting research priorities by applying the combined approach matrix
1Global Forum for Health Research, Geneva, Switzerland. Ghaffara@emro.who.int
The Indian Journal of Medical Research
|June 19, 2009
Summary
The Combined Approach Matrix (CAM) is a versatile tool for setting health research priorities. Its successful application across global, regional, and national levels demonstrates its effectiveness in diverse settings.
Area of Science:
- Health Research
- Priority Setting Methodologies
Background:
- Health research priority setting is a complex, ongoing process.
- The Global Forum for Health Research developed the Combined Approach Matrix (CAM) in 1999.
- The CAM has been widely used for prioritizing research at various levels.
Purpose of the Study:
- To explain the CAM methodology and its application.
- To provide examples of CAM implementation.
- To discuss challenges and recommendations for research priority setting.
Main Methods:
- Explanation of the CAM's construct and design.
- Details on the steps for planning and organizing priority-setting exercises.
- Guidance on applying the CAM in different contexts.
Main Results:
- Three examples illustrate CAM application: global programs, country-level priorities, and disease-specific research.
- Demonstration of the CAM's utility in diverse settings.
- Identification of challenges in the research priority-setting process.
Conclusions:
- The CAM is a proven, effective tool for health research priority setting.
- Discussion of challenges and recommendations for future research priority setting.
- Highlighting the CAM's adaptability to various environments.
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